Sorry, I know this isn't particularly on-topic (aside from the fact
that I'm using Textmate!) but I'm not having luck with the search
engines.
I have a bunch of HTML that needs to be converted to XHTML, notably
<input type="text"> needs to be <input type="text"/> which is easy
enough. Problem is, it's PHP so there are things like <input
type="<?php echo $type?>"> which I'm having troubles with. So how can
I create a regular expression that captures the guts of the HTML
brackets, while ignoring any PHP brackets it might come across inside
the HTML?
Thanks in advance.
Hello,
I had an issue with the Show Outline command from the LaTeX bundle
when using multiple source files spread accross different (relative)
directories.
I took a look at the code and was able to fix it for me by modifying
the line
points += outline_points(filename.adjust_end($1)) if
line.match(INCLUDE_REGEX)
to
points += outline_points(LaTeX.master(filename).adjust_end($1))
if line.match(INCLUDE_REGEX)
Someone with a little more insight might want to check if that is a
good idea and possibly apply it for future versions. :)
Cheers,
Guido
I'm working on adding auto complete to my bundle. I can get the
suggestions to display, but not the tool tip.
The current code section is as follows
completion = {"display" => removed_block,"tool_tip" => "testing this"}
choices.push(completion)
options = {
:extra_chars => '_/' ,
:case_insensitive => false,
:initial_filter => "",
:tool_tip_prefix => 'prefix'
}
TextMate::UI.complete(choices, options)
The choices will display but the tool tip won't.
Timothy
